– Did CPI coordinate with Greenpeace for a Koch hit? – Joe Scarborough: “Dick Cheney wins foreign policy.” – Big Journalism’s Dana Loesch answers whether Paul and Bachmann are ready for the presidency and the Paul/FEMA remarks – RedState schools
– Lee Stranahan covers the liberal response to GibsonGate: Yes, one blogger wrote about it. One. And it’s a good post. Hits on the right points. Read it… The author says… I don’t know exactly what else Gibson could have
– Catherine Herridge’s bizarre discrimination claim thrown out of court: U.S. District Judge Richard Leon sided with network and cleared FNC of the allegations. Leon also noted that the reporter engaged in “puzzling” contract negotiations, which aligned with her claims
The Daily Mail has a funny collection of clips about the hallmark of hurricane coverage, the slicker-donning reporter hanging on for dear life in hurricane winds. Watch the rest here.
“The whole attitude of the site sort of mirrors Joan Walsh’s imprint that she left there which is sort of cold, aloof, and off-putting. But nothing personal against Joan.” Related, from yesterday: Tech researcher Gartner publishes list of eight “formerly
Klavan gives advice for pundits and knocks David Brooks for obsessing over Obama’s pant creases. [youtube q-7LSheIb8Q nolink] Takeaway: “Before making observations about world events, try taking your head out of your ass.”
–Score one for the Paulers! If Paul’s comments on a nuclear Iran didn’t earn enough headlines, criticizing his amount of media coverage for an extended period of time definitely will. That being said, I continue to see Paul mentioned all
From Breitbart.tv: Before playing a perfectly reasonable quote from Gov. Rick Perry where he praises the growth of civil rights in the United States over the decades and discusses the continuing promise of economic freedom for people of all races
– Tech researcher Gartner publishes list of eight “formerly popular sites that are dead or dying.” On the list? Salon! One of the oldest and most-beloved online magazines, Salon.com has sunk like a rock lately, losing about one million regular
After Media Matters falsely stated that Fox was ignoring the Murdoch scandal (they covered it quite a bit, actually) I thought it wise to check out their version of the Murdoch scandal, that of their financier George Soros reportedly roughing
Did you hear about the Ohio shooting of a non-union business owner on the news? Crickets from Soros bloggers and outlets such as MSNBC. They figure if they don’t report on it then it isn’t real and can’t count as
” … lot to talk about tonight, lot on my mind. The … President … seems right that he was able to … back Nato in … getting Qaddafi’s empire to fall.” Sharpton took one minute and twenty seconds talking
From Breitbart.tv: For the record, Mr. Schultz stated that he regretted the error of including a deceptively edited video clip of Gov. Perry. He never apologized for the racist implication he made with the severely edited clip. A media watchdog
Remember last week when Rick Perry said that if Ben Bernanke kept printing money that he might “get treated ugly” in Texas? Remember the hysteria that erupted amongst progressives in media and the call for Perry to “tone it down?”
The “gridlock” of which Zakaria speaks is due to and extreme socialist faction which has hijacked the formerly liberal party in this country, a faction whose policies seek to reshape the Constitution which is, in their view, an anachronistic document.
Resist we much. The Statement Department? Also, aren’t “brawls” like these Sharpton’s forte?
From WNYC New York: Reverend Al Sharpton has decided not to speak on a panel to mark the 20th anniversary of the violent Crown Heights riots after critics — including the family of a Jewish man who died during the
I don’t even know. Video after the jump.
From Newsbusters: At the top of Wednesday’s NBC Today, co-host Matt Lauer declared: “In your face. The Tea Party puts its confrontational style on display during a stop on President Obama’s bus tour.” Later, chief White House correspondent Chuck Todd
I have always believed that Meghan McCain was upset that the 2008 election produced a female superstar that wasn’t her. Since Sarah Palin’s ascendancy to the upper echelon of conservatives, McCain has been running hard, nipping at her ankles, in
From Breitbart.tv: Ed Schultz used a deceptive edit to misinform his audience about the content of Gov. Rick Perry’s speech in Iowa yesterday. Schultz claimed that Gov. Perry was calling President Obama a “black cloud hanging over America” when in
I can’t tell if MSNBC’s newest superstar is trying to do a poor interpretation of Gwendolyn Brooks or if it’s just Al Sharpton being Al Sharpton. When will Republican learn?
Bachmann kept her cool in this bizarre interview with NBC’s David Gregory wherein Gregory did his best to cheerlead for the government. Not quite sure where Gregory gets the presupposed theory that Americans wanted to raise the debt ceiling considering
I’m waiting to see this headling so far from all of the media outlets who breathlessly reported how those of the tea party persuasion were “taking hostages,” “suicide bombers,” or “terrorists.” So far, I haven’t seen it which means either
“I said to you do you think in a party – in a mostly-white party in a mostly-white state, did you really stand a chance, not only of a nomination, of becoming President?” The GOP isn’t that racially different from
